“You will not only shatter the initial awkwardness, but you’ll also dissolve it entirely with your newfound abilities.” – Larry King
“Leil Lowndes might just be the one to resurrect the forgotten art of verbal communication.” – Harvey McKay, author of “How to Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive”
What is the enchanting quality that instantly endears some individuals to others? Everyone yearns to be their confidant (or, if single, their significant other!). In the realm of business, they swiftly ascend the corporate ladder. What is the secret behind their seemingly magical touch?
Ultimately, it comes down to a more adept approach to interpersonal interactions.
Throughout her career, the author has dedicated herself to teaching people the art of effective communication for success. In her book, “How to Talk to Anyone” (Contemporary Books, October 2003), Lowndes presents 92 simple yet highly effective techniques that guarantee success—taking the reader from initial introductions to the sophisticated tactics employed by the most accomplished individuals. This information-packed guide offers:
– 9 strategies for crafting an impressive first impression
– 14 techniques for mastering both casual and substantial conversations, along with nonverbal cues
– 14 approaches for projecting the demeanor of a VIP or celebrity
– 6 methods for sounding like an insider in any gathering
– 7 methods for forging deep, subliminal connections with anyone
– 9 ways to boost someone’s ego (and recognizing when it’s wise not to!)
– 11 methods for leveraging your phone as a potent tool for communication
– 15 approaches for working a social event with the skill of a seasoned politician
– 7 techniques for engaging in conversations with strong personalities without being overshadowed
Employing her distinctive entertaining and direct style, Leil attaches memorable names to each technique, making them readily accessible when they’re most needed. These include: “Rubberneck the Room,” “Be a Copyclass,” “Come Hither Hands,” “Bare Their Hot Button,” “The Great Scorecard in the Sky,” and “Play the Tombstone Game.” These techniques promise substantial success in your social life, romantic endeavors, and professional pursuits.
“How to Talk to Anyone,” an updated version of her well-received book “Talking the Winner’s Way” (as evidenced by its numerous 5-star reviews), is founded on sound research into proven techniques.
And just a note of clarification: “How to Talk to Anyone” is distinct from one of Leil’s earlier works, “How to Talk to Anybody About Anything.” They are entirely separate entities!
